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Umbrellas.

Stiff Hats just out at Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little suffer at once; it
produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button"
1t is very pleasant TO taste 1t soothes the
child softens the gums, allays all pain, re-
ieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. 25
cents bottle.
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BURGLAR ALARM AND DISTRICT
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

An adjourned meeting of the stockholders of
the above cumpany will be held at Metropolitan
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct II, 1887, at
O'Clock. J. H. ESTILL. Chairman.
/. G.. Haas Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND M
PROVEMENT COMPANY.

This is the LAST DAY for paying the Twenty
eighth Installment to avoid being fined
NJ. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct II. 1887.
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NOTICE.

By request of several members of the Bar. l
do hereby notify all of the Chatham County
Bar, now in the city, that there will he a meet
ing of said body held at the Superior Court
room on TUESDAY, Oct IL. 1897 at Nine (9)
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of taking suitable
action as to the death of JACOB J. ABRAMS
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff Chatham County Ga
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Gloria, wears better than silk for 50 80
silver-tip 50, gold-tip 50 So Ginghams from
81 upward, all selling low to show our
patrons that we have moved to the north
east corner of Congress and Whitaker
streets
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See Altmayer's Cloaks at opening Thurs
day and Friday. Prettiest ever seen in Sa-
Vannah
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At the Harnett House. Savannah, Ca
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
no els, and save from 81 to 81 per day Try
it and be convinced. Boston Home Jour.
nal
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
AND EX-OFFICIo JUDGES CHATHAM Co., GA
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. I, 1887
Ordered, that the Tax Collector c. c. be, and
he is hereby directed and authorized to assess
and levy, for county purposes for the year 1887
the following percentage of the State General
Tax for said year, TO wit:
For Superior Court ...... 261s 8 1888 10
For Education .......... S616 55,027 AZ
For Jail and Chain Gang. 30 1904 81
For County Officers 49,. ~ 1888 81
For City Court. ..... 8 50S9 p
For general purposes. 80 2-13 21,091 90
Total. ..,............ 1876 2-13 S12i7s4 40
WILLIAM LAwTON, G. c. c.,
c. c. CASEY, G. c. c.,
j. II. ESTILL, c. c. c.,
G. II. DORSETT. c. G. C..
Attest: JOHN T. ROMAN, Acting Clerk G. G. C.
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Broadway silk Hats at Belsingor's, "a
Whitaker street.
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Mems Furnishing Goods at Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.
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Weather Indicatione.

Weather Indications.
Indications for North Carolina and
thlR lSouth Carolina: Fair weather, fol
-llowed by light rains, cooler, light to
fresh northerly winds; in Georgia
and Eastern and Western Florida, fair
weather, stationary temperature, except
cooler in Georgia, light to fresh variable
winds, becoming northeasterly.
COMPARISON OF mean temperature at Savan-
nab, oct. 10 1887. and the mean of same day for
fifteen years.
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NOTICE.

NUTEtE.
j. T. FRASER, Veterinary Surgeon,
Has removed his residence and office to
West side Of West Broad street,
Three doors south of Bay street.
TELEPHONE 800.
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Maximum. temperature 50. minimum TEN
perature GO.
The height of the river at Augusta at
:33 o'clock p. IN. yesterday Augusta time,
was 81 feet-no cange during the past
twenty-four hours
Cotton Region Bulletin for "a hours end
ing q p. M, Oct. 10 1887. 18th Meridian
time
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DISTRICTS.
Happenings in Charleston

IT denotes trace Of rainfall.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Sam Small win talk this evening al the cooper
Institute From the Barroom to the Pupil
The members of the Coaching Club announce that 'hy wiz
give annual parade in Central PARK on May
Professor Boyesen gives second Of his Of lectures
at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow afternoon inc ioe'
Byron and his Works" will be the subject
Peter Robertson. nineteen. Norwegian sailor Ie
from the topsa yard brig Artos which arrived mere
yesterday from Halifax. and was lost
music festival held at ST. Marks Protestant
Fpiscopal Church night at which Gounods Gallia
was sung by Watson Doty, soprano and fun
chorus Selections from Costas Ell were also given
To mistake reported testimony in the Paine
will case Hopkins writes THE TRIBUNE; did not
say wagner's bnt that MoSarts Turkish March was Is
Turkish a. Mrs Thurbers American Opera Company was
American"
Tho Principles and Methods Of Organized Charity" will
be the subject address the on social topics AZ
the Union Theological Seminary Park and SEVENTEEN
st. m today Charles d. KeoEg organizing score
tary Of the Charity Organization Society.
Frank Kelly Of Sixty and Eighthsve early yes
teday morning while attempted to force his way
elevated railroad at the South Ferry station ana IN
the struggle with gateman his pushed through
tho window of the hand nearly amputaed at the
wrist Kelly taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
under arrest
Jsm.s Wright John Williams and Richard Brown. arrested
by Officers Collins and McCord HeadQuarers Squad.
on charge Of selling poockets she NeuOreans races
Tombs Court yesterday Their places were NO.
Barcayst They each held In $500 pa fo 'ra
at General Sessions.
Policeman placed at the BAR before Justice
DuYy ut the Tombs Police Court yesterday Henry Allan
HILL better known Harry" on charge
Of violating the theatrical law BY giving per-
formances without q license The court was crowded
with the friends of Arry many persons offered 70 go
his bail in $500 for Examination Saturday at ESQ
D. u MT De Lord was accepted as his bondsman
committee Of the New-York Musical Mutual Protective
night Chicago to attend the convention
the National Lague OF Musicians OF the United States
Tho convention will be held on Wednesday Tho New York
are L. OReily chairman OF the Ma
tiona Leasue Henry NJ j. Lander j. O. Pfeiner
and @. A. Connor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
Sun rises $40 ssts. 664 Moon sets <4o Moons age 10
HIGH
L.K-sandy Hook. 800 Gov. Isrd- Bag Hell Gate I:3l
P.A-sandy Hook. 536 Gov Isld. GOT Hell Gate 7;oo
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FEDERAL OFFICIALS ANXIOUS.

YEARS THAT THE FAILURE OF THE DEFICIENCY BILL
WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.
The failure OF Congress the Deficiency bill has
caused good deal Of anxiety in the United States Mar
shals Office and other branches OF the Federal
wee IN this city, The activity Of marshals and district
attorneys In many OF the Southern States in bringing
suits merely swell their fees has caused deficiency
In the appropriation for fees n jurors in United States
courts aud for witnesses and support OF prisoners There
b also deficiency in the appropriation for Post Office
clerks and for the manufacture OF postage stamps stamped
envelopes letter Sheets etc The bill was brought up in
the House Tuesday and passed under suspension OF
the rules 10 did reach the Senate until Wednesday,
and for fear that body might not without amend
hent the Democratic members OF the House Appropria
On urgency deficiency bill This they did without consul
tation with the Republican members OF the committee
This second bill included the urgent items In the
1rst BILL and Mr. Burns OF Missouri, who introduced it,
gave notice that its failure would greatly impair
the Post Office Service, would stop the printing OF 81
and 81 bills wOnld suspension OF business In the
United States courts for lack OF money for jury service
Grams nearly million dollars In adudicated claims for
small sums. The bill did not reach the Senate in time
for passage before the adjournment hence the anxiety
among Federal officials In this city as TO the effect Oh
them
0enaral Mcmahon, the United States Marshal
ooToo anxiety Tor information from Washington the
subject 30 far he had been able to get the Necessary
honey carry his Office, though IL dribles
Postmaster Pearson said that he had knowledge
whether the failure OF the bill I'D affect his
Sfnce In the United States Distrct-Attorney's Office
hore a similar lack OF information to the effect
though fear expressed that It might cause trouble
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VIVIAN 70 cOINc on TODAY.

Trial of Cleary for bribery Court OF oyer ana
assembly Committee investigation of Brooklyn City De-
partments. 10 a. m. $500 - 49,,
Baseball convention, Fifth Avenue Hotel
Pane WI, before SURF gate Rollins
Orchd Show Eden Museo. =,
Meetings OF Baptist preachers and Reformed pastors ii
q IN.
Annual meeting OF NewYork Wh'st Ciup' ma"7"na'o
and Twenty. seventh st.. ?. IN. -, ~, n, ,rtu.,.,,r
Conference Tenement House REFORM NO 81 o''is''
Amateur boxing ponships Manhattan Athletic CLUB
Election Of officers OF New Rochelle Yacht Club Hotel
Brunswick 8 D. .x,- ., o.,uo.
Colonel Elliott f. shepards lecture on Jerusalem. Church
OF the Disciples Of Christ, evening. $50, ..,.. 81,
Music, 8p m. ,,.u.., .ro,re
Ladies' Deborah Nursery reception, Lexington Avenue
Opera House evening.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEWYoRK.........sUNDAY MARCH @. 1887
ARRIVED

enssn'owp "a viii, %i.s and passenger, Peter Wright
steamer la GAscogne tFrl ssnisi Havrs ree 20 Win
with isa %%.. % Fanc& T%ye co.. HrTSc
S.s Ds a To- Phsp. Bros Cur At ss
Steamer Trinidad (Br Fraser Bermuda sdaTs with md,o
and 10 Outerbridgo Co. Arrived At tho bar
steamer General whitney Bearsc Boston, with md,o
stesmer Pesono (Br, Evans ballast Phelps
ship Nsrwhal tof Yarmouth, Ss) Weston. Antwerp 80
with aud empty barrels to order vessel TO Boyd q
BARK Lining tGcrl wcke Hamburg So Gays with
salt and empty barrels TO order yssse u W@sn zoe, co
BARK Dof. EekIor. Todd Havana u day. with moassss
to Kesslrr & Co. vessel 70 Jag wari q co. y.,,,o,
Brig Arlo OF ~ JS1R 3D. Robertson maifa5 Io days.
schr Annie V Bergen odell. stJohn. NIB. IL days with
sehf TSrashsr trr, whclpey. St John NIB 10 days
sc6r hv, BI' Mclean st John Nh IL days, with lum-
sehr Liy Br Finley st John Nh 20 days. with lum.
Der to Chase, Talbot CO. vessel to a 7 Heney
sUN5Er-wlni At SANITY Hoo2- Light. Me- dense Fog At
City Island. light NE. raining.
Arrived yesteriav-
steamer caraca. Hopkins Puerto caoeo Fob 22
4 Dailet Arrived at the BAr stdSOpm.
SAILED
Raw H MonaSS capo mayen vdee Mo-
bile John Gibson. Georgetown. DC
Also sailed-Via Long Island commissioners Franconia.
for Portland; II f Dimock. Boston.
Anchored City Island. bound out-Bark Marsters.
for Plymouth Il,
Bark John Hickman (Br. Buck. Antwerp
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Mar 5-salled steamer Norscman (Br. Mad
dOx for Boston.
GLASGOW Mar5-saled steamer Electric (Br. for Now.
York.
LRrm Mar CARVED Ben Iarlg (Br. CLARK from
NeW-York
CoPKXHAGRs Mar 5-Auved steamer Thingvalla (Danl
Lamb from NewYOrk
SwiSHMUSDR. Mar 5-sailed steamer slavona (Gor)
Schmidt, for New.York direct
AasTERDAs. Mar 5-sailed. steamer Edam (Dtch) Taat
for New York
from NewYOrg
sailed steamer Ponnland (Beg). Weyor. for New York
HAvRR Mar GArrive steamer La Bourgogne (Br. Fran.
guei. New. York.
diIBNAITaR b-ATlvec. steamer Gottardo tail Viola
from New y Ork an her way Mediterranean port.
PARA Mar 5-saod. steamer Clement CBrj. hurley for
Nrw-YOTk.
SANTIAGO Up CUBA. Mar 6-saed. steamer Santiago Col
ton. for York Nassau.
HAVANA, Mar 5-Sailed steamer city OF Washington Rot
for New.York
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HIS SKULL FRA CTURED WITT A STONE

HIS SRULL FRA CTURED WITH STONE.
Gustav Blascr age twenty four Of Van winkest Pater
Labor and one OF the striking silk
dycrs He had only been five months in Paterson and
could speak lttlo English. On Saturday night he was
intoxicated. Between 1 and o'clock yesterday morn
ing he was Keeling through vacant lot at RamapOave
and Essex-st when he met two men who were also
drunk got into alteration with them and one OF
them picked up heavy stone and brought IL down with
all his strength Blasers head. Tho two men then
escaped Blaser not knocked senseless, but STUN
bled about the neghborhoOd for some time In his
drunken efforts get aid Finally he got 70 the bar
room kept by James Mccormick the baseball player He
and Marsh removed sixteen pieces OF bone his skull
large spot on the left side Of commnuted
fracture Blaser will almost certainly die He would
give no description Of mis- assailants.
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announcements

Announcements
ALBERT LEWIS, " d.. 7 Beach ST., N Y.
HouTs-l1 10 and 3 10 3 p IN. Sundays. 10 to IL
Diseases Of system. from whatever cause n
tJeoay for The last 40 Our readers may safely
sult the Doctor with ho "
treatment. reliable opinions and common adylce-lAdy
Beware Of a slight irritation of the throat.
Brummelrs Cough Drops give instant relief house
4OS 40 GrandsL Genuine has A. H. B ON each dron
Earl e. Wilson's Il. ~ w. brani OF Mems
Collars and Cuffs Arc tho best Sold overywhsra
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. d.,
1ll Lexington ave. between, 2eth and Both sts
Houre-B TO i. btoT Ihtetes 81 the Nervous System.
Gento-U rnary OrRans Impotence steriify
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
A BRUTAL HUSBAND AND FATHER

The attention Policeman Braunwad directed late on
Saturday night 10 lying in the gutter In Newark
ave Grovest Jersey city The wom2n was thny clad
and her which she was hnEgng 10 her
breast to impar warmth 10 It, Three other children
shverng In the cold The children ranged In years
months she refused ~ give her name
information but her story obtained fron the cid
eat child girl said her mothers Mary Rus
SELL and lived in Brooklyn brutal drunken husband
had driven family OF their home In the Storm
and thew had gone 10 Jersey City ferry seek
shelter with Mrs Moran widow lives at No Sal Grove
At Mrs Moran had and Mrs Russell walked about
the streets she fell from exhaustion She and her chill
dren sheltered fed in the police station and steps
will be taken to-day 10 find her husband
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JERSEY CITY.

David Joyce keeper of the Hudson County Ja died on
night after lingering Illness OF over year 40
old aud before being appointed taller
five hal been Alderman and Police Commissioner
aler would have expired ON the last DAY OF ts
month.
and Ko YunG partners In the laundry business
AZ No 1903 Green morning Jung sick aud
put drugs The stove 10 boil inng objected to III.
stun and lungs refusal 10 take II out
picked the pot with the Intention OF throwing
seized bowl and struck iung heavy blow IN
laying cheek under the right and sever
bloc l. The Injured man became so weak from te
OF blood that he moved 10 the hospital Ills as
saant arrested.
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ANxIoUs TO HAVE THE PARKS COMPLETED.

ANXIOUS TO HAV We THE PARKS COMPLETED.
Tho owners OF property adjoining Riverside, Morning
0de. Mount Morris and East River parks have asked
Mayor Hewitt to favor bill providing the Issuing Of
bonds to finish these parksthe bill vest In the Board
q Estimate sole power determine what work shall be
Aopc and when The Park Commissioners estimate that
ne of completing these parks and The work remain
g TO be done in Central Park. will be 100000 Ihe
commissioners strongly In favor Of doing this work
e once and say that Ii can be done cheapy as at
any time. There has been large increase In population
Within the last year two In the neighborhOod
& Norningside and Riverside parks on SIDE and
Mount Morris and East River parks The completion OF
To parks urged matter Of right TO the property
owners were assessed pay for the land and because
be taxable valuations OF property in the neigborbood
You'd be greatly enhanced When the work the parks
= completed many houses will be erected on what
Ire vacant lots
assessed seventeen TO pay for the land, and
hey that the city In duty bound give them the
~ Of Q completed park These and other arguments
Have been urged upon the attention Of Mayor and he
expected TO favor the passage Of the proposed bill
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MEsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

YoyKpRs Henry Moou .hn age thirty five fell betwe
Yesterday while stepping from one 10 the 0te
unconscious and taken 10 the Hiycrs de
Hospital
SING sIyG-since contract OF Perry Co. ended
Ward has been engaged at odds and ends To-day
he will be put laundry and instructed In the art OF
sprnking shirts will be stationed al the same table with
McQuae Unger laid up in the hospital with rheumatism
John Thompson. brakeman on freight train was
killed yesterday by striking against bridge at lrstave
owe the rae
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

yxrn <r-uv. philip sheri-
dan and WIFE Senator elect Frank HiscooE o. az Con
eY Con gressmau Horace Strait, OF Minheso's y,
gressman stephen Mar Of % TsJudee Charles
b.nsis 81 snrso HOFFMAN House-Cong Inomas y,
NJ Bsyne OF PennsyvanA and Speaker Charles YAM,
en-. House Representatives 81 'a"e'
Ho,tiES Barclay Henley OF Csornan ,,n
e,or,a Hof. Colonel Charles II. Taylor OF 1ne 1gsy
5,oS. Hotel Brunoiek-C olonel W. I1sdale OF s'n
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sass pane,s scutslo OF coal ~
Hs, He then broke the door open with the axe ar
rested Justice smith him under $500 ponds luz ~
month In the Yorkyiie Police Court.
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CHASING TIE COOK WITH AyAxn

OdASINU IdB CVOh WITH AN AXE
NesaA Donohue cook for MI and Mra vesey Colclough
n ua l6S TfthAve, and Peter Farrell and
hanagss the furnace He got mp early yesterday morning
In he Are fOr the and put to boil When
0ook down etays, Peter asked her of
49, T. him. korah saad as had consisting better % do
- Nm sexed and stared after the cook Norah
N ~Ast Ioam and locked the door, The door had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

porrs SIV5ozvoy Hence. the duties collected In isso
At this port $7 974 059 than In all the othor
customs districts In the nliod states together
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
A doOd Idea.

1t would be good idea OF every per.
son In the city TO refuse tho bssgnrt
that 60 from door 10 door or stand on
street corners the s,ms they ask, end
send them 10 the Associated Charities,
where, II vortay of si6, their wants
will be attended 30. Every evening
there Ia on some Of the street corners an
old woman or two who, crouohed on the
cold pavement, grind discortxns music
out OF hand organs. There ARE . nfurt
able homes for such people, let 1t Ia
not charity TO aid them MAu. u these
creatures are onsid erkbly better eff, 10
far ~ money goes, than thoee who drop
pennieS to them. Thsy should be pu,
of the corners. for they are neither use
full or ornamental.
These be2gars slso give consid ei a ble
trouble to the polioe, Tor no sooner are
th0y arrested and about to be sent TO
the almshouse where they would be
we'll taken care CT than tome relative
comes along AID offers 10 take care OF
them. In few days they are back
again st their old trade. There is one
old colotsd man who has probably bee n
arrested hklf dozen timer, who is al.
ways taken out by . son " ho prom isea
10 keep him, bat IN . fow days he IL
begging again. II ahoul1 be stopped,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Water Comm istion.

Tho regular weekly session OF the
Board OF Water Commissioners was
held last evening.
The weekly payroll Of S3O6 was or
dered paid and the balance In bank
WAS reported as PSI, 1854 SO, divided q
followe: Current expenses, e27, ,75l 35;
bond and interest, 50 89I. I.85; ep,oisl
fund, y. .6O7. .98.
A petition Of j. Mol. Beatson for
water pipe on Bourseenth street be.
tween HeAld and Claymont streets was
granted. Estimated cost. $50; revs
nue., IS.
Bills amounting to S2.77O95 were
passed - follows: A. Bickta, $40 90; l..
Burns, $2S 81; BouzhmAn & % $50;
/. 8. Bullock, s. 81; Pa.riok Arberry,
$3.50. 10; j. V. Carlisle & Co., g. 70; O.
8. OlelAnd, sl1 04; Enooh Uonr rad
81 50i Delaware Terra Gotta Compony
$3.50 70; Davis & Simmons, S93 46
John Dougherty, IS; John 8. Grohe,
SS.72; Gloucester Iron Works, $83 45;
W. II. HArtlove, 6i.20; W. a Kr.
mer, %; Kennsbsc los and C.al Oom.
pany, S672 "a; Kent g. Weeks, $42 60;
W KYLE, SI8; Lobdell Oar Whsei Co.,
SA.43; LsA Pusey Company, SS.85;
L-onird b Ellie, $50; II. Mckinney
80; Randolph Peters Oom oAny. $lS9;
Phillips & Kane, IS GENTS; W. 8. Payne
b Co., o24S 81; Pusey d Jones o.,
$23.S2; George W. Stone. % 80; j. r.
d. Seeds b Son, $3.50; w. A. Speak
man, ~ o.; Allen Speskman, S49 20;
p. I. Tyre, tl.l5; W. II N. r Il. Co.,
81 IL; Wilmington OIL and Leather Co..
$40 90; Charles Warner Co, Sl3; John
Wise, $40 60.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Shot Mt Hrinset

0ro"i you may, but 20 you must On
this forced march. Each man received
pint OF rice and marched 30 10 35
miles . day over rugged country; hun.
ger, misery, anxiety, fatigue were our
portion In Gudeth Basin. The command
matted for the night, and the pjckers
wore lectured by tho officer of the
guard; one outpost In particular wa
toia 70 look sharp and keep q bright
Lookout, as the scouts had seen danger
signals. Their location WAS polnted on ,
TO them when they marched TO their
station; the corporal told of the rsjlefa
ana night settled down In the area,
North west; the night wore on. the a 70,
relief woke the second, who "a. nm
rubbed his eyes and nodded. Oh. he
was 20 sleepy, 80 tired, his head dropped
Io.er, falling back the picket was
asleep. The corporal moved unea,ily
rsising himself on his elbow, the cor
wIA looked around him; something z
.Dat nsd oeen orespinR sowsrds them
turned and disappeared in the dark
NOS. Inc corporal looked at his com
seles al asleep on duty; he swoke the
ust feief, asked him II he had stood
Ms time. he declared that he had. He
VIZ suhu IoiisI o0u 8ok60 him
nov long he hal besn on post. He de-
clarsd thAt the second relief did not
wake him.
Tho corporal kept watch tho rest OF
the night. The second relief slept nm nttl
the signal RuA In the morning "a lied
tho outposts In. The corporal said
nothing TO him, bnt reported him to the
omoef OF the guard. A drumhead
cour''martial WAS convoked; he did not
deny that he WAS asleep on post, bui
pleaded fatigue and weakness. His
pleading was OF no avail; the senten ca
was. shot At sunset. he marched brave.
ly with the com mAnd all day; he did
not complain; hs knew that he had for
feited his life. On Otter Tall creek the
command halted for the n.eht. The
troops were drawn up, the order was
read to them; he faosd the firing party.
Make ready, aim, fra, and Private
Wallace WAS dead. They dug . bols,
wrapped him up In his blanket and LAID
him TO rest In the Wilderness, where
nothing could disturb him and where
for him the snarl OF the wolf and the
shrill scream of the cant tier would bs
the requiem Of the dead.
VETERAN.